#Startups
Curated coverage on «Startups»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Atlassian and AI: How Neural Networks Save Jira and Shareholder Wallets
When the CEO of one of the world's largest software companies claims that AI is the best event in his business's history, it's worth listening.
OpenAI Frontier: Sam Altman Is Taking Jobs from Corporate IT Workers
While everyone debates when the next version of GPT will arrive, OpenAI is quietly laying the groundwork to capture the most lucrative sector — corporate software.
SoftBank and OpenAI: Masayoshi Son builds Japanese empire on Sam Altman's technologies
Remember how Masayoshi Son at recent conferences spoke about artificial superintelligence with almost religious reverence? It seems the contemplation phase is over.
Musk's Maneuver: SpaceX Takes xAI, Leaving Debts Behind
GPT-5.3-Codex: OpenAI Transforms Neural Network Into Full-Fledged Tech Lead
Claude Opus 4.6: Anthropic Transforms One Model into an Entire AI Department
OpenAI Frontier: AI Agents Officially Go to Work (And They Don't Ask for Time Off)
Super Bowl LX: Neural Networks Taking the Most Expensive Airtime
Remember 2022, when every other commercial at the Super Bowl tried to get you to buy Bitcoin or sign up for FTX? Those days feel like ancient history.
Claude Opus 4.6: Anthropic Hits OpenAI Where It Hurts
While the industry held its breath waiting for OpenAI's next move, the folks at Anthropic decided not to wait and rolled out Claude Opus 4.6.
Claude Opus 4.6: Anthropic Teaches Neural Networks to See Things Through (Finally)
Anthropic heads to Wall Street: after lawyers, financiers in the crosshairs
GPT-5.3-Codex: OpenAI Transforms Coding Into an Autonomous Process (and Does It Faster)
Ares Management: why private capital isn't afraid of AI apocalypse
AI Bubble: why champagne on Saint-Barths could soon run out
Every time Silicon Valley starts talking about a new era where the old laws of economics no longer apply, somewhere in the shadows an experienced investor begins…
Modelence: $3M to turn "vibe-coding" into a predictable process
Six months ago, the term "vibe coding" would have drawn only a condescending smile from serious engineers.